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Wake County proposes 3–5 year performing arts framework with instrument library, scheduling task force
Summary
District staff proposed a multi-year performing-arts framework to expand equitable access, centralize resources (including a district instrument library), address scheduling barriers that reduce arts participation, and build community partnerships; staff sought the board’s endorsement to continue planning.
Wake County Schools staff presented a proposed three- to five-year visual and performing arts framework to the Student Achievement Committee on Oct. 21 that aims to increase equitable access, centralize resources and strengthen pathways from elementary through high school.
Jeremy Tucker, a district arts lead, said the framework is intended to be "more than a curriculum guide. It's a commitment to access, creativity, and student voice." The plan sets four strategic directions: invest in human and physical resources; align resources and leadership for growth; educate essential partners on the value of arts; and maximize student opportunities in the arts.
Key points from the presentation - Staffing and participation:…
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